National Conservation Exposition Opens in Knoxville
Wireless signal from President Wilson marks opening of the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville, Tennessee. Governor Hooper Mayor Heskell and exposition president T A Wright attend. exhibits cover health welfare forestry mines and energy with plans for farmer, miner, and child welfare displays through October.
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World would shine if we matched mothers’ belief in us
A reflective note imagines how life could brighten if everyone lived up to the high hopes mothers have for their children, urging virtue and self improvement.
Bracelet Watches at Affordable and Luxury Bracelets
Watch bracelets gain popularity as convenient time pieces and ornaments. We offer filled expansion bracelets from 7% to 201% with sizes extra small, silver bracelets from 9 to 900, solid gold from 2,000 up, and leather strap options in colors. All bracelets carry a guarantee and a large South assortment is available.
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Lord High Chancellor Welcomed by Jurists in Montreal
Jurists from Canada and the United States greet Viscount Haldane on arrival to address the American Bar Association convention. His 6900 mile journey from England highlights educational ties and the potential for Allied support amid global tensions.
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United States
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Great Britain
American Bar Association
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Princess Theater
England
Ford
New York
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
Frank B Kellogg
Ancrean Bar Association
Atlanta Box Office Opens This Morning at The Atlanta
The Atlanta theater box office opens at nine this morning signaling the start of a new season. The first attraction Marys Lamb a muscul comedy by Richard Cade opens Wednesday and Thursday with a Thursday matinee. Manager Homer C George treasurer Richard Irewood and assistant treasurer J R MacFadron Jr head the company.
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Richard Cade
Atlanta
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Richard ‘Irewood
J R MacFadron Jr
Dan Webster
Howard Norman
W Rymski
Cliff Gill
W Whitney Hubner
Becaus
All Crops in Stephens Far Beyond Average
Toeceania August 31 Special Western community shipments into Stephens County mark a record harvest with rains boosting yields beyond recent years. Corn and other crops exceed usual yields as farmers report 50 bushels per acre commonly, with some areas reaching 75 and even 100 bushels per acre. The region projects a prosperous season despite regional disparities.
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Stephens
Thorns Beset Paths of Tigers in Tifton
Tifton officers report twenty one cases since January 1 for illegal whisky sale or possession with intent to sell under local ordinance. All defendants have pleaded guilty, fines total about 1490 dollars, with several receiving chain gang sentences. City treasury collected just over 1200 dollars. remaining fines were paid by work on the streets.
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Consious
Navin Bids $70,000 for Providence Club
Reported bid of 70 000 by Navin for the Providence International League baseball club. Promoters connected with Pradene indicate Savin of Petrol has possible involvement and a national league club may assume control if the offer is accepted.
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Seeing Things Glasses Ad From Jno L. Moore & Sons
An advertisement from Jno L. Moore and Sons promotes optical goods and expert optical services. The copy touts field glasses opera glasses telescopes and Kryptek eyewear while highlighting Moore quality and the shop at 42 North Broad Street.
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Jno L. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Poems From a Federal Prison in Good Words
The September issue of Good Words presents poetry by Julian Hawthorne and Dr Morton, inmates at federal prison 4435 and 4434. Hawthorne writes Punishment while Morton contributes Courage, with reflections on courage, fate, and duty.
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Punishment by Register No 4435
Poem contrasts eight hundred Deadowens Town filing in shabby blue jumpers with numbers, exploring collective guilt, time as jailor, and the cries from a cauldron of society. Questions on justice, mercy, and fate haunt a crowd facing crime, oppression, and faith amid the crucifixion figure.
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Deadowens Town
Hell
Organist Ferdinand Dunkley Delights Atlanta Crowd
A large crowd in Atlanta enjoyed Ferdinand Dunkley, Seattle organist, playing the big organ amid sweltering heat. Dunkley, acclaimed as a complete master and rare talent, was repeatedly encored as he delivered a high quality recital despite difficult conditions and heavy perspiration.
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Ferdinand Dunksey
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Atlanta
Dunkley
Hard Fought Campaign in Second Maine District
Waterville August 3 The special congressional election in Maine's 2nd District to replace the late Representative Forrest Goodwin draws intense attention as Democrats push William R Pattangall and the reform wing take on Progressive Menard W. Lawrence and Republican John A. Peters. The contest features major figures like W J Bryan, Champ Clark, Victor Wurdeck, and 4 P Gardner stumping for their parties amid tariff and governance debates.
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Waterville Wilne
Forrest Goodwin
Especial Importanc
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Charles Fittlefold
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Prozo Emives
Mdnard W. Lawrence
John A Peters
William R Pattangall
W J Bryan
Champ Clark
Victor Wurdeck
Kinawa
4 P Gardner
Massachusetts
End of Swimming Season At Piedmont Park Meet
The article notes the closing of a naming season at Piedmont Park with a women’s 14 mile record attempt. Mrs Everett Turner holds the current distance record at 14 miles, and both competitors, Wils Smith of Thirteenth Street and Miss Smith, are described as expert swimmers. L. A. Carraway, a former life saver, will accompany Miss Smith and render aid if needed. The events begin at 10 o'clock with plans for possible record breaks.
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Fred H Daniels Dies in Worcester at 60
Fred H Daniels longtime engineer leader of United States Steel Corp chief engineer of American Steel and Wire and president of Washburn and Moon died at his Worcester home after a yearlong illness He was 60 and had received a gold medal at the 1900 Paris Exposition and was later decorated by King Oscar of Sweden in 1908.
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Fred HoDaniels
United States Steel Corporation
American Steel and Wire Company
Washburn and Moon Company
Oscar
Sweden
Sportsmen impatient to begin dove hunting in Georgia
The Georgia Game Commission faces calls for an earlier dove open and earlier close to align with dove migrations. Hunters report abundant doves, yet officials warn against baiting and law violations. Mercer notes enforcement will curb violators as northern and southern hunters debate timing and season length.
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Jesse E Mercer
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Midnie Reorgia
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Eudes
Dr Ridley Prepares for Big Fall Revival
Central Baptist Church filled throughout yesterday as Dr Ridley preached on A Vision of Gog and Its Tests then The Human Soul and How It May Be Lost. He announced a revival starting the last of September and said he will preach every Sunday in September.
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Dr Ridley
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Ridley Saga
Sunday school attendance gains reported for the week
The Sunday schools, eight to fifteen in number, show total attendance of 29066 across 8 days with an average of 337 per school, up from last year’s 2003 total and 247 average. First Christian leads with 9 pupils present, and gains are the largest on record for this period.
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Porter Charlton in Interrogation Delay at Italian Prison
Porter Charlton the American held in an Italian prison for the 1910 murder of his wife will be interrogated tomorrow before Judge Ragonne t. Signor Mellin acts as defense counsel with an interpreter present. Charlton occupies the best cell facing the inner court, monitored by a warden, with funds in prison custody to cover extras.
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Italan
Ex King Manuel to Claim His Bride in Sigmaringen
Berlin August 31 Ex King Manuel of Portugal will wed Princesa Augusta Victoria of Hohenzollern next Thursday at Sigmaringen in a ceremony attended by royal figures from England Italy Spain and Portugal. The Prince of Wales will represent King George while dignitaries like Cardinal Netto and Count Tulenge will oversee rites. The bride will be given away by her father and presents include a silver table set from King George and Queen Mary and a gold wine flagon from Queen Alexandra.
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Manuel of
Portugal
Princesa
Augusta Victoria
Hohenzollern
William of
Iohenzollern
Sigmaringen
England
Prince of Wales
George
Oscar
Italy
Duke of
Genoa
Alfonso
Spain
Don Carlos
Louise
Gardinal Netto
Lisbon
August Tulenberg
Mary
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Manuel King of
Death takes widow of judge P M Brown
Mrs Mary R Brown widow of the late Judge Pitt Mo Brown of Griffin died here today at the home of her son Reeves Brown. Death was sudden and unexpected. Her husband was a prominent Griffin lawyer and founder of The Griffin News. Surviving children Reeves and Pitt Brown have long been prominent in local business affairs. The body will be taken to Griffin tomorrow morning.
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Mary R Brown
Tate
Pitt Mo Brown
Griffin
Heeves Brown
Browns
Griffin News
Sank Reeves
Pitt WM Brown
Governors Write to Sulzer on Albany Gubernatorial Tangle
Governor Sulzer sent letters to several governors regarding New York’s gubernatorial dispute. He made public today the sympathetic replies from Cruce of Oklahoma Brewer of Mississippi Ferris of Michigan Cox of Oklahoma Hanna of North Dakota and Blease of South Carolina.
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Mayor Woodward Says No Ticket Yet For September Election
Mayor James G Woodward remains noncommittal on which candidates he will back for September council elections stating he will avoid meddling in politics while focusing on the charter issue He vows to push to reject the Legislature approved charter and keep his anti debt pledge urging Atlanta voters to choose businesslike leadership rather than politicians A two charter drafting plan will be prepared by separate committees representing both government forms for public choice.
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Layer Woodward
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Wilson and Family Attend Rural Church
President Wilson and his family visited a rural church today driving several miles from Cornshell. The simple frame building with flags hosted a half hundred worshippers and contained no special reference to the dignitaries. An afternoon drive preceded a planned golf game tomorrow at Dartmouth links in Hanover New Hampshire.
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